Egor Korchagin, known as The Zabuckler, clinched victory in the "Daurie" Eurasian Cup competition.
The II International Boxing Tournament 'Eurasian Cup 'Dauria'' concluded in the city of Chita, Russia, with the Russian team securing an impressive victory. The tournament, which took place from September 8 to 13, featured over 200 athletes from 19 countries.
In a remarkable display of dominance, the Russian team won 10 out of 13 possible gold medals, ensuring their overall victory in the tournament. Among the finalists were two local boxing school graduates, Egor Korchagin and Renat Attokurov, who fought valiantly for the championship title.
In the final bouts, 26 top boxers competed, with 19 of them being from Russia. The local boxer, Renat Attokurov, put up a tough fight against the World Junior Champion Ruslan Shikhambetov, ultimately losing and earning the silver medal. However, the spotlight was stolen by Egor Korchagin, who won the gold medal in the 75 kg weight class.
Korchagin, a member of the Zabaykalsky Krai team, was awarded the title of Master of Sports of Russia. The Governor of Zabaykalsky Krai, Alexander Osipov, expressed his gratitude to all the athletes who participated in the tournament, stating that Zabaykalsk is celebrating a true sports festival of strong-spirited people.
Osipov also expressed his desire to develop sports for the strong and make the people of Zabaykalsky Krai strong. The winners of the tournament were rewarded with monetary certificates and champion belts. The championship title victory was reported in the government's Telegram channel, marking a significant achievement for the region.
The II International Boxing Tournament 'Eurasian Cup 'Dauria'' was a testament to the passion and skill of the Russian boxing community. The event was a true celebration of sportsmanship and competition, and it left a lasting impact on the city of Chita and the wider boxing community.
